Immortal Scion Online: Raising My Dad
仙二代在線雞爹
Synopsis
At the age of six, Ji Changle a child drifting through the world obtained a system and learned that his reality was actually a poorly written, unfinished “Stallion” cultivation novel.
Before departing, the system left him with a final mission: “Little one, as long as you can reform your villainous father and turn him into a righteous immortal who cares for the common people, you can live the pampered, carefree life of an immortal scion.”
The child took this to heart. After all, if a father isn’t taught properly, it’s the son’s fault.
Ji Changle confidently accepted the challenge. Then, he and his father were picked up by a sect that served as a training ground for future demon cultivators. Within this dilapidated sect of outcasts, Ji Changle looked around.
The disciples were plagued by inner demons, the organization was a mess, and their future held nothing but madness, death, and total extermination by the righteous path.
In such an environment, how could his father ever become the world’s greatest immortal?
Ji Changle didn’t see it as a problem. He figured he just had to make the entire sect the world’s number one first. Facing his father, whose darkness was at an all-time high and who was destined to become a Demon Emperor slain by the Son of Heaven:
Ji Changle (acting cute): “Dad, I met the Demon Sovereign earlier. He said he wanted me to be his son.”
His father’s dark energy spiked even higher. Wearing a mu*derous yet elegant smile, he replied, “Is that so? Then I’ll go pay him a visit and say hello.”
Facing the “black-bellied” yandere Eldest Senior Brother, who was destined to be framed and torn apart by his enemies:
Ji Changle: “Eldest Senior Brother, would you really do anything to help me?”
Eldest Senior Brother (smiling): “Of course.”
Ji Changle (with starry eyes): “Then I want to see you reach the Spirit Severing Stage.”
Eldest Senior Brother ”
Facing the unscrupulous, godless Second Senior Brother, who was destined to go insane from forbidden divinations
Ji Changle: “Second Senior Brother, I just calculated that my life is coming to an end”
Second Senior Brother tossed his divination shells aside with a serious face and coaxed him gently: “Kids shouldn’t be so superstitious.”